San Francisco trolley bus successfully and fails automatically to connect to catenary using pans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- At, 0:49. Car was sticking out from the driveway on the approaching trolley bus, for the trolleybus not to automatically connect to the catenary using pans.
Caution: video was apparently shot by a drunk cameraman during an earthquake.
Nobody cares about your jokes. So, stop.
FYI: The overhead for SFO's trackless trolleys is not catenary, it's direct-suspended. The only place I've seen catenary for trackless trolleys is Russia (the good 'ol CCCP).
Enjoyed watching these trolley bus videos, played over and over again.
Lol😅👍
Enjoyed watching the big San Francisco trolley bus.
Why does it have to be in the middle of the road?
My city uses similar system to hook up the poles on the wire, but they're usually set up on the stations, where the trolleybus can stop without blocking the traffic and "hookup" while taking passengers.
Well that San Francisco Muni for you. The city that knows how 🤣
Omg soo much traffic was blocked right?
American Transit System always is bit stranger 😅
@@aiz3n229Because of the traffic it isn't safe for the driver to go out and put it on manually, if the automatic system fails...
Wow the bus is connecting to the electric wires. nice one
Yes, nice one just like you.
Very nice equipment
Very high-tech troleybus
In the mood of your videos today, I am watching the third of tewnty one. Wishing you a nice weekend.
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that ride looks nice. i haven't seen that before. ive been in Europe but i haven't seen a bus like this
Yes, It's unique.
there plenty of them in east europe.
Wow nice place San Francisco.. hope 1 day I can travel over there
very nice vedio watching form Singapore
Buti nalang tapos ng makabit...hayan pwde na!Salamat sa pag share.
ganda ng video mo first time ko makakita bg ganitong bus
An interesting video, thanks for sharing
I think there is no like that in Philippines. Very interesting video. Keep sharing. New friend here
That would be nice, if we could have that back in the philippines, but i dont think it will work, coz it is always traffic in philippines.
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Cool video. HAppy Valentines!
This is what you said earlier a trolley bus. Upload more vedios to watch friend and enjoy. God bless!
great equipment and beautiful place
Woow interesting amasing video ingat po lagi godbless u new friwn here from saudi
ang galing naman may trolley bus kayo dyan, beautiful city! marvel
If it's off the wire, how does it drive away? Stored power? Anyway, what a contraption. Have no idea why SF still has trolley buses. Maybe because it's SF.
SF has trolleybuses so they can have "Cero emissions goal by 2035 or 2040"
Plus trolleybuses can easily climb steep hills of SF better then gas buses.
Also yes the trolleybus has a small 20 minute battery if its discharged
@@m0istl0la97 the bus has a battery up to 3 or 8 miles
Great machinary enjoy watching your full vedio keep safe new friend here hoping to see you around
How I wish I could travel this far
This video is truly nice
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wow id love to ride on that cool and hi tech bus too.
Come on over and ride these 🚎. They'll be around for the next 20 years.
I've never seen like this before. I don't even know what was that thing on the top of the bus lol But looks interesting just by watching it!
Come here to San Francisco you'll see a lot of things you've never ever seen.
Once I have the chance, I will.
Becareful there my friend.
Wow very high tech trolley bus interesting.
Wow so cute bus
thanks for sharing this vids i think we don't have that kind of bus here in my place
Hi my friend keep safe
Hello her done watching
My turn to watch you.
Wow sir nice to see here keep safe sir
Thanks
I’m her to watching your wonderful video what a beautiful view enjoy your blogging thank you for sharing this! God bless always!
Likewise!
great machinery and equipment you have there.. keep safe!
hello new friend. like
Hello, Thanks for like
nice and unique bus i haven't ride this bus.
These buses are new. And are rated for 15 years, but will probably live beyond their expiration date. The 40-foot trolley-buses will have the steepest highs to climb, and the most strain, so I'm not expecting them to have a longer lifespan. Trolley buses usually last 20-25 years versus 15-20 years for diesels. Because they are more rare than diesels, trolley buses cost more but last longer. There are also fewer makers of trolley buses (although they are just buses with electric propulsion rather than diesel).
in my country operating a diesel bus is 95 or 90 rubels while trolleybus is just 15 rubels trolleybus in my country has been since 1950s or 1960s
Nice video bro
they use trolleybusses in san francisco? nice
Wow nice video
Nice video dude, keepsafe always
They need to make the "Funnel" wayyyy longer so bus drivers dont have to perfectly time where to stop
that's was cool, you are living there too? I mean in that country?
Yes
Wow nice
Driver doesn’t seem to optimistic. A simple re-lowering and then raising the pole again could’ve easily got it connected.
That’s cool bus line
Permisi selamat malam semangat bos
What is that thing over there if you dont mind...
That's the city bus here 😅
ang galing naman nyan😍😇🤩
Could of designed the position of the wires or road markings a bit better to not just stop randomly in the middle of the street.
I totally agree with you. San Francisco Muni has been using this kind of technology for the past 2 years. San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Management could have and still can do it better.
Transit company: why do we use automatic system?
I haven't ride on it. Hopefully in the future.
Great machinery, keep safe!
we dont have that kind of bus here in Germany
This website has Germany 🚎
www.jtbell.net/transit/Solingen/
Ohh great equipment so interesting video,new friend here watching,and gived support stay connected brother thanks.
So is it gas and electric ? I dont get it.
This is pretty cool 😎
Keep safe always 👍😊🤝
Gnda nmn jan mlyo tlg s pinas
Hello host
These buses are new fleet and able to lower and raise poles
Keep safe always
POV: you were the driver
darn my battery is running lo- OOH perfect a a pan guide
[proceeds to release the trolleybus poles]
ohh no that wasn't want to happen
UHHHHHH UHHHHHHHH
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UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
screw it i'm off.
Cool
Wow
What happened on this bus i see there's something bothering on electrical problem? Gosh safe keep.
It needs to recharge batteries. They do this all the time 😂
@@jamesrobinson8768 ohh really i didn't see here at Philippines like that maybe the train not sure. Hehehe..
@@meltimbal parts of the Philippines as well as other countries is behind in technology. That's why you don't see this there.
Oooops it failed to connect to the catenary
amazing bus i think here in japan also have like this#itshe chelle
Yes, in Japan it's called the, Tateyama Tunnel Trolleybus in Tateyama, Toyama,
Where is this
A little past Boston Market on 16th Street inbound direction.
Nice
Why they are doing this automatically
This method makes it convenient for the bus driver not to go out manually to reconnect to the overhead wires.
San Francisco trolley bus automatically connects to catenary using pans successfully
Oh sounds like a bit dangerous to me
what happen there
🚎 bus couldn't recharge its batteries 🔋🔋
drive safe
well, that's interesting
I bet your one of the engineers there 🤗
What is this comment section and why was this in my recommended lmao
high-tech trolleybus
Isn't San Francisco the place where homeless people are crapping all over the streets in the tourist areas? Driving away the tourists?
Omg why fails to take away the thing?
It couldn't power to the electricity to recharge batterys
pole fail
Isn't that dangerous as all hell because both circuits aren't properly grounded through the split system? My understanding was they needed both because they don't have a metal track grounding them like a train that can operate on a monowire system.
Wow